Top 10 Animated Superhero TV Shows!

Alright! Today I am doing my Top 10 Animated Superhero TV Shows. And that's it.

Enjoy.

10. Super Friends

Super Friends. I don't particularly like Super Friends. But it exists. This is it, folks. This is the show that ruined Aquaman until 2018. Produced for children, this is not the best show. It's good, but not the best.

9. Super Hero Squad Show

This is something not even produced for children. It's like, made for toddlers. And people without brains. But what I love about this show is that it has the X-Men, Avengers, and Fantastic Four in one show (Albeit dumbed down).
Not many Marvel shows can claim that. I used to watch this show. I saw some episodes recently though, and it actually kind of hurt me. I can't believe I watched this. But it has the X-Men. It somewhat started my Marvel addiction.

8. Darkwing Duck

Darkwing Duck is a good show (Coming soon to Disney+, preorder now! hahaha), but what really shines about it, for me at least, is how it has Launchpad McQuack.
I love DuckTales. Active love. I still watch it. But Darkwing Duck was honestly lesser to DuckTales. But it had Launchpad, so whatever.

7. Justice League Unlimited

Justice League Unlimited was the follow up to the Justice League series. This was pre Teen Titans and whatever, so this is the Prime Era of DC television.
But it's a step down from the Justice League series because, frankly, it's not as good. It introduces more characters (Good), but that draws focus away from the main ones (Bad).

6. Ultimate Spider-Man

Ultimate Spider-Man was a good show. It had a good run, they made LEGOs off of it, I bought the LEGOs, life was good. But then they replaced it with Marvel's Spider-Man, so I guess it was too good to last.
This is an example of a TV show that was good. I really liked this show, it explored the lore and mythos of Spider-Man while also showing him in high school. I love it when Peter's still in high school.

5. X-Men

The X-Men series is honestly amazing. Not only was it popular enough to get people to watch the X-Men movies, starting off the entire superhero movie genre, but it also has one of, if not the, greatest TV show themes ever.
Ever ever.
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4. X-Men: Evolution

This is a lesser known TV show. X-Men: Evolution, where the X-Men characters are aged down to high school. But this series actually rocks. I love this series.
It created the character Spyke and got some really dark and thoughtful moments in. Unfortunately, it was always in the shadow of the first X-Men cartoon that everyone loves.

3. Batman: the Animated Series

This is Batman: The Animated Series. I personally have never seen an episode of this (Just several, several clips), but I have heard how great it is, and I have seen the impact it has.
This series created Harley Quinn. Seriously, look it up. And I know that this is one of the darker, more thoughtful series. I love it when kids shows can be serious and still be fun.

2. Justice League

Justice League is a great TV show. Honestly, I was a bigger DC fan than Marvel in my early years.
This series is completely iconic to me. I can remember practically every episode. And, this has the best version of Superman. Like, a bit better than Christopher Reeves. Just a bit.

1. Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes

This is basically the show that started it all. My Marvel obsession. The thousands of movies and plots and actors in my head. This is it. But I have a lot of complaints about this series. It's too cartoony.

They never call each other "Clint" or "Steve" or "Tony." It's always "Hawkeye,"  "Captain America," and "Iron Man." Like, even when they're not in costume. It's really annoying.
Unfortunately, they replaced this masterpiece with Avengers: Assemble, based on the MCU. Which I hate. I hate the replacement show, and how it's gotten four more seasons than this one did.

And the first season of this isn't the best. But in season 2, it gets a lot better. It introduces the Skrulls, Vision, Captain Marvel, the Fantastic Four, Spider-Man. I absolutely love Season 2.
Love it.